While the Indian Navy will get 15 out of the 31 drones, the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force will get eight each of high altitude long endurance drones from the USAfter obtaining the first level of clearance from the relevant US Congressional leadership, the US State Department has formally notified the Congress of a possible foreign military sale of 31 MQ-9B remotely piloted aircraft or

IDN INPUT: A controversial news portal which is blatantly inimical to the Modi government published an article written by a journalist who is a notorious detractor to the present regime stating that the US has blocked the sale of drones to India until a ‘Meaningful Investigation’ of Khalistani terrorist Pannun assassination conspiracy is carried out by the Indian authorities. This publication in

Washington: India’s deal with the US of almost USD 4 billion, paving the way for the acquisition of 31 state-of-the-art MQ-9B Sky Guardian drones, will not only propel India’s defence capabilities but also ensure a 16-fold increase in the number of aircraft, significantly enhancing New Delhi’s maritime security beyond the current lease agreement.In response to queries from ANI, US State

The SAMHO gun-launched anti-tank guided missile (ATGM) developed by ARDE for Arjun MBTsIndia takes giant leap towards self-reliance by developing indigenous SAMHO (or Semi-Active Mission Homing) missile to ‘annihilate’ enemy armourWith the development and successful operational testing of SAMHO, which is an anti-tank guided missile designed to target armoured vehicles developed by the Defence

As many as 21 ships are under construction at three shipyards including two Pollution Control Vessels which will be frontline ships for combating marine pollution in its Area of ResponsibilityMumbai: In a bid to enhance the security in the maritime zones, the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) is expanding its fleet and is set to acquire new ships and aircraft.The CCG deploys 50-60 ships and 10-12 aircraft

The Interim budget has set aside ₹1.72 lakh crore for capital expenditure on the military, up 6.2% from the ₹1.62 lakh crore allocation made last year.The government of India, on Thursday, hiked its defence budget by 4.5% to ₹6.21 lakh crore for FY25 from last year’s allocation of ₹5.94 lakh crore.Additionally, in line with the country’s ‘Make-in-India’ initiative and focus on improving domestic